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26 September 2026

pptx, 1.73 MB
pptx, 1.73 MB

Move Year 9 pupils beyond the present tense with this colourful, visual, ready-to-teach Spanish PowerPoint lesson on talking about the future. It teaches both ir a + infinitivo, the easiest way to talk about near-future plans, and the simple future tense, including its regular endings and a memorable set of irregular stems such as haré, tendré and podré. Model sentences about study, work, travel and home life give pupils real, usable language, and a misconceptions slide tackles the classic mix-up between estudié (past) and estudiaré (future). Two interactive, hands-on activities put the grammar into practice: pupils write and speak their own future plans, then race a partner to conjugate irregular verbs correctly under time pressure. Teacher prompts on every slide make it non-specialist friendly and suitable as a cover lesson, and the stretch slide previews how today’s irregular stems reappear in the conditional tense and in GCSE speaking exam questions. A matching cover image is included.

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